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Administrative Court Rules to Dissolve Local Councils

In a welcome decision the Administrative Court of Egypt’s State Council issued a verdict to officially dissolve the local councils across the country.

UK Ambassador Downplays Concerns of Growing MB Political Role

A recent statement by James Watt British Ambassador to Egypt highlights that his country feels there is no threat from the growth of the Muslim Brotherhood’s (MB) role in Egypt.

El-Erian: Commitment to the Public Will Is the Challenge for the Revolution

Dr. Essam El-Erian, vice-chairman of the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), stressed that Egypt is facing a real challenge regarding its commitment to the will of the people.

El-Erian to Masrawi: The Brotherhood Would Oppose the Army if It Adopts the Notion of

El-Erian said that the essence of the referendum is the constitutional declaration, despite some changes in the articles that were approved in the national referendum.

Panel Discusses the Spirit of the Egyptian Revolution and Methods to Keep it Alive

As protestors in Cairo's Tahrir Square made the decision to end a dictatorial rule and peacefully overthrow the 30 year reign of oppression, tyranny and violence the world looked on.

Carnegie Endowment Analyzes Possible Outcomes of Postponing Constitution

A recent report by the Carnegie Endowment analyzes the current controversy in Egypt between those who favor drafting a new constitution first and those who insist on holding parliamentary elections

After Meeting With FJP Leaders, Deputy PM: Gov’t Bound by Referendum Results‏

Blaming the adversarial relationship between the press and politicians which succeeded in alienating most citizens, Dr.Yehya al-Gamal denied there was any tension between himself and the Muslim Brotherhood.

FJP Leader Meets with Australian Ambassador and Indian Official

The Justice and Freedom Party Leader Dr. Mohamed Morsy met with Australian Ambassador Stephanie Shwabesky, Thursday with whom he discussed the party’s insight concerning Egypt’s future following the January Revolution

What’s So Scary About the Muslim Brotherhood?

Essam Erian throws his hands up in mock surrender. "I cannot answer this question," he says, smiling broadly. "This is a question for me to ask, for you to answer."

Why the Muslim Brotherhood Are Egypt’s Best Democrats

After the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003, many Western commentators were surprised by the ease with which Iraq's religious movements adapted to multiparty democracy.